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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1931
Page
5
Fre n tile bank in Rhine France closed its doors today after a local trust, Comptoir, suspended operations and halted industrial activity in the border region. Officials report no immediate layoffs but stress disruption to small firms relying on credit.
News item notes 1L Dyck and Neola tina advancing for a New York production of a musical on Broadway. Details are fragmented but indicate ongoing preparations or rehearsals for an upcoming show in Manhattan.
A craftsman denounces white collar work favoring hard labor over office life. He extols staying healthy and never missing work, then promotes Nujol as a natural tonic claiming it prevents toxins and supports strength. The ad-style pitch urges readers to buy Nujol at drugstores in sealed packages.
Edward J. Ackermann, 40, of Morne rails rain fare wan, died at An Jar Hospital after a dynamite blast on the Hho ron at Ih tie. He asked his brother in law to take him to the hospital and notify his family. Funeral planned for Wednesday at Riche Undertaking chapel with Rev Pant FE Unin officiating. he lived in San Ape Home all his life and left a wife and several relatives. In California, Lili Damitn denies engagement rumors amid talk of marriage plans.
A readers letter condemns the Sisters of the Good Shepherd and their adjacent junior senior high school, arguing against isolation and protection of the girls. The writer cites racial segregation and calls for equal schooling, while praising Mexican veterans and recounting wartime service by Clarence Kyde Dunkin of the 8th Division.
A reader denounces the school board for cutting teacher and janitor salaries while noting others like Hill receive high pay. The letter condemns unionized officials and advocates better wages for those who truly need work, highlighting the plight of married women and breadwinners.
Open Forum letter signed Taxpayer urges separation of nationalities in schools. The writer claims Americans fund free education for all and calls for nations to do their part, while criticizing donor funds and urging an end to meddling in school matters. Edward A. Leighton noted as associated signer or critic within discussion.
A letter to the editor argues Judge Lindsey acts like a doctor with greater knowledge than parents. The writer cites physicians mending fractured homes and endorses the idea that companionate marriage is superior, asserting that even Windsor is correct that a doctor’s view improves society.
The Juarez cafe in El Paso was permanently closed after a string of misfortunes including a condemned wall, failed permit reinstatement, and a fire that badly damaged the building. Governor Andres Ortiz’s Chihuahua state officials faced a prolonged dispute over permits. Separately, a Canadian watchdog investigated narcotics claims and a car carried contraband during a visit by a prominent figure, while thousands of tourists still visited the Mint.
Reginald Denny is reported as father of a newborn baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Resinall Lenya in Toomvoon California on September 29. The notice mentions the mother Ais Liewny and references a motion picture context.
The Protestant Episcopal church houses of higher and deputies debated the Eighteenth Amendment with differing opinions on its wisdom and the Winal’s marriage canon. They avoided taking a firm stance on prohibition due to controversial issues and aim to seek a compromise.
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